as the sun came up over walnut creek, the park looked like it was sprinkled with powdered sugar. it temperatures in the 20 his some residents leaving for warmer climates but not going to stop the diehards. >> you get warmer moving around than sitting around doing nothing. >> i went to star bucks and got my coffee and i sat outside because i love it. >> it is 25 degrees. >> it is great. [ laughter ] >> that is life. you have to get cold, you have to get warm. [ laughter ] >> reporter: early on the crowd was a little sparse at the downtown farmer's market where they prefer fresh vegetables. >> usually they are saying it is soft but this morning, rock hard. >> reporter: it was not spot to catch the people from cold states. >> i lived in northern michigan. this is not cold. it is is cool but not cold. >> it is different than this. it is a good, good day in

minnesota. a great day. we would just wear sweat shirts on days like this. >> reporter: it this was the final day for walnut creek's ice skating rink. ed kids did not mind the chill. >> is it better when it -- the kids did not mind the chill. >> is it better when it is cold? >> yes. >> reporter: but then again it is always the grownups who gripe about the weather. >> the temperature is above 85 or below 50 we complain. other parts of the country would be amused it is a news story, 25 degrees. >> people in the east coast laughed at us considering it to be cold weather. we get the last laugh because it is not normal to us. in walnut creek, cbs 5. >> oh, the temperatures tonight may be colder. let's check in with roberta. >> reporter: they will be colder. it will be the coldest. right now we have the clear skies and the it temperatures in the 40s at 41 degrees in

livermore, santa rosa at 43 after a morning low of 23 degrees. tonight, overnight, we are talking about low in the 20s away from the ocean into our inland areas. 23 in santa rose a25 in san jose and that should is be a record. the lows 30s in oakland should be a record. again, swre -- we have a freeze warning in effect. this is a prolonged cold snap. we will it will you when it is going toend and that is straight ahead. >> thank you. a fire destroyed a mobile home in mountain view this morning. firefighters got the call at 5:00 a.m. when they got to the sierra mobile home park the trailer was completely engulfed in flames. one person inside of the mobile home got out safely and no other homes were damaged. the cause is under investigation. in san jose more than a dozen people at the hilton hotel say a chemical odor made them sick just before 11:00

this morning. people on the 18th floor complained about irritated eyes. phaz mat crews and firefighters were call inside to check it out. >> when we have a building it this large where you have 18 floors to control and trying to keep people protected so we are not letting people back into the scene it can be problematic. >> whatever was making people sick it cleared out on its own. escalating violence it in oakland has people asking the city to call in the national guard. on friday four people were shot to death on city streets and yesterday, the city officials canned the mayor to consider declare -- officials asked the mayor to considered declaring an emergency for the city. we will have more on that at 8:00 tonight. residents of newtown, connecticut are debating the future of sandy hook elementary school. the site of last month's mass shooting that killed 20 children and 6 adults is still

a crime scene. students and teachers are holding classes at a school in a neighboring town. today the discussion was whether or not to reopen the school or tear it down. >> my 3-year-old thinks his school is broken and we are going to fix it. >> my best memories were there. and i think that children in the future, deserve to experience the same beautiful memories that i did. >> they plan to meet privately with victim's families to get their perspective on the school's future. across the country gun sales are on the rise. at a bay area gun show this weekend lines were long and opinions were set when it comes to stricter gun laws. cbs 5 reporter shows us that does not mean lawmakers are not gearing up for a fight. >> reporter: it has been a weekend of unprecedented attendance at the crossroads of the west gun show. >> it looks like the current

political climate created an artificial demand. >> thousands of people waited in long lines to buy guns and accessories. >> let's get ourselves over here and see what is there before they change any of those laws. >> reporter: lawmakers are considering stricter gun and ammunition laws after last year's mass shooting. >> i think it is a knee-jerk reaction for politics who never let a crisis go to waste. >> california has the most restrictive gun laws in the nation. nobody was able to walk away with a new gun from the show today that is because here in cal cal there is a 10-day waiting period -- california there is a 10-day waiting period and a background check. >> reporter: and people want to expand our laws nationwide. it was discussed on cbs 5 on sunday morning. >> all i am asking in congress and supporting is asks the rest of the country to follow what cal cal already bans that is assault weapons and magazines with capacity beyond 10 rounds. so, people in california will not be effected we just think the rest of the country should

have to have that same type of law. >> not everyone agrees with the liberal agenda. >> reporter: the owner holds gun shows in four states. and does not want to see the nation go the way of the golden state. >> it is, you know, i certainly would not endorse it because it is more difficult to do business. >> reporter: he is from arkansas. >> how do you think it would go over? >> it wouldn't. i think people are going to fight for their second amendment rights. >> as the fight in congress begins. >> and we talk about reasonable gun safety measures i have been a big supporter of that and i have been working with my freshman colleagues to take measures to protect the 2nd amendment. >> reporter: in daley city, back to you. >> gun violence will be a major focus in washington this week with the vice president set to deliver his plan to the president on tuesday. today's cold temperatures did not keep folks from getting

out. what is behind this? we will get to the bottom to the off the cuff holiday. is there love lost for sharks fans? we are there as the team heads back to the ice.

hunting challenge kicked off this weekend. that's right, almost 8-hundred people are trying to catch as many snakes as they can.. they have a month to do it.. th in florida, the first ever python hunting challenge kicked off. almost eightpeople are trying do catch as many snakes -- 800 people are trying to catch as many snakes as they can do it. they will win a prize and another prize will go to the person who catches the longest python. they are hoping to reduce the population. from snakes to sharks. the nhl season is no longer on ice. the players and owners settled their debates. san jose sharks fans were ready to give their team a warm welcome back. [music] >> reporter: the wait is fine he over. hundreds of san jose sharks fans showed up to watch their beloved team back on the ice for the first time in months. late last night the players and

owners officially ended the lockout. >> it sucked. [ laughter ] >> reporter: jim does not mince words. he says the lockout locked him inside and effected him financially. he was going to open his chocolate store in san jose -- >> we did not open because we just saw it coming. we opened in camel instead of san jose. >> i wish they got the full season. >> reporter: and kim missed it. and thinks they should be grateful for the job. >> they are getting paid a lot of money to do what they are doing. so i feel it is rough on everybody else that is actually giving them their hard earned money to pay their paychecks. >> i am glad they put their differences aside and decided to give the fans what we deserve, a hockey season. >> reporter: bringing the whole family, the lockout effected them all. >> we were upset with the lockout. hock seis a huge part of our household. when we heard there was a lockout we literally -- hockey is a huge part of our

household. when we heard there was a lockout we literally did not know what to do with ourselves. [ laughter ] >> reporter: now, the blades back on the ice and fans back in the stands everyone seems to have one thing in common, they are happy the the lockout is finally over. first home game against feignics, january 24th. reporting from san jose, cbs 5. coming up a far fetch petition gets an official response. what the white house has for calls of a u.s. death star before the next decade begins. temperatures across the bay area go from 49 degrees in concord to 54 degrees in oakland and san jose. a high of only 14. it started off this morning at 26 degrees. i will win point the areas it that will shatter records tonight as eyewitness news it continues right here on cbs news

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than you might expect on a bart train packed with people today.. it was the annual "no pants bway ride." folks there are more goose bumps than you might expect on a b.a.r.t train packed with people today. it was the no pants subis way ride. did you miss it? >> they were encouraged to ride b.a.r.t full he dressed but for pants. they are however, expected to wear underwear as nudity was forbid en. so, what is it all about? >> the ride began in new york in 2002, it is now an international event with riders in 59 cities around the world going pantless. i am thinking unfortunate for them to fall during our cold spell. this is not the day to go

pantless in my humble opinion. >> i missed the e-mail on that one. thank goodness. this is from a woman who wore sweats to bed last night. >> yes, it is cold. i live inside the bay area a combination of 19 years and i can not remember the last time we this prolonged cold snap. that is because you have to go back to 1949 where it was this cold for so long. >> a red coit tower in honor of our tigers. now, many of the highs only reaching 47 to 49 degrees. now, tonight overnight it will be the coldest night for had this cold snap. the 4th night with the freeze warning in effect. where you see that asteric that is where it is below freezing. below freezing in oakland and 29 in mountain view and 24 overnight throughout livermore but the record there is 20 degrees is set back in 1949.

red highlighted area means the freeze warning in effect until 9:00 tomorrow morning that is the morning kphaou. keep that in mind as the kids have to stand outside for any sort of time to catch the bus. so, near or record cold tonight. across the state frigid. and now tonight the coldest night we have several days to come. overnight lows freezing. cold air mass in canada. going down in the southerly direction. high pressure it in place providing us with the dry condition. but, that cold air is just stuck here. not going anywhere very quickly. 50 tomorrow at the state capitol. 37 degrees at lake tahoe. this morning at 15 below 0. tomorrow, day time highs, a little better than today. recovering gradually in the 50s for the most part. 47 degrees throughout livermore. the extended forecast. again, each night, all of the

way throughed with overnight. below freezing in many of the inland areas. what can do you if you don't have an ice scraper. put towel on the window and in the morning take it off. no ice. thank you very much. learned that in chicago. >> i was going so say i know where you learned that. the 49ers are not going to have to worry about the weather in atlanta. the tkpwa -- in the georgia dome. secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it.

after coming from 14 down last week in dc, seattle had a much more impressive come back today again in the question was, if the 49ers are going to host seattle or travel and -- >> i think it is best they don't host seattle. they are a tough match up. i would rather go to the georgia dome where you know you can beat atlanta. >> all right. i like that confidence. >> thank you very much. now, coming from 14 down last week, seattle had a much more impressive comeback against the falcons. the hottest team in the nfl went cold in the first half. ryan airs it out for white. 50 yard touchdown pass. 20-0 atlanta at halftime. it looked like this game was over. but, back come the hawks. down 13 in the 4th quarter. russell wilson to the former raiders, zach miller, wide

open, touchdown, 27-21. the pafalcons -- the falcons lead is just 6. sea hawks to take the lead. lynch fumbled the ball but he broke the play in seattle, leading by 1. 25 seconds to work magic. gonzalez for 19 and in field goal range. bring on matt ryan. 49 yards, up, wide right. that is it. seahawks coach called a time- out. he was upset that bryant got a practice kick. he will tea it up again. -- tee it up again. it is good. 30-28 the final, the 49ers will make the trip to the georgia dome next sunday with the winner going to the super bowl. >> i feel like we got two rye

ryan and bryant. >> right before i got back to the tunnel, walking off of the field i got so excited for the next opportunity, next year. >> the second bye-week for new england. the 2nd quarter, up 7. brady, uncovered it. he skafplered. but, new england only a 4 point lead at halftime. matt threw for 300 yards but could not make the big play. houstons down 11. he does not get it over. the drive stalled. patriots put up 24 points in the second half. this time the long ball. 33 yards. the third of the game. 344 yards and three touchdown passes for brady. they win 41-38. >> you have career victory number 17 in the play off that overtakes your idle, montan a how does that make you feel?

>> i grew up a 49er fan. but, those guys are in another class. i am glad to be part of this organization and be part ofa so many great teams. i have been fortunate. when cal lost last week they shoft from 10% behind the arc. this afternoon, better. by today, they are 2. trying to even up the series at they trail by 7. getting the bucket. 18 points. but, cal made their presence felt by 3. one of the 3 balls of the day. cal up by 9 at the half. the second half, -- the 2nd half, draining the ball. a game high 14. handing stanford their second straight home loss. amazing. now, there are no more unbeaten in men's college

basketball. buckeyes on the run. the alley-oop. 56-53. the sharks opened the season today. hundreds greeted them today. the penalty kill, the second worst in the entire league. the new starks, adam bursh will spearhead the attack when the sharks open up their regular season a week from tonight. >> i want to go out there and i want to play reckless and mean and in guy's face and confrontational and hopefully some of that ener gee can be contagious to my teammates, too. like i said i hope i can add a piece to this. this team is an elite club. >> i am hoping for that. a sharks bite in the locker room. loving that. walker will be in studio to

talk about the nfc championship. join us at 11:35 right here on cbs 5. let the hype of the nfc championship begip. >> going to be fun. >> thank you very much. it could strike at any time. how do historical landmarks protect themselves from earthquake. the way to preserve them even if they are flattened. that coming up at 8:00. push.. finally tonight, this will not be happening in real life any time soon despite a big online push. the white house says it is not going to start construction on a death star space station. yeah. a petition got more than 35,000 registration. saying they do not support blowing up planets and the price tag for the price tag was

a bit too high when the white house is trying to reduce the deficit. >> they can not get it done. they did can not do anything in washington. >> all right, "60 "-- "60 minutes" is coming up next ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health.

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